.........However, the lack of domestic bitcoin exchange is now holding up plans to formalise the process. According to Ms. Peterson, Tealet is now approaching established exchanges that “we can integrate our growers’ business with”. While bitcoins are not illegal in India, the Reserve Bank of India is “watching and learning about the developments in bitcoin” even though it has no intention of regulating it right now.
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